Based in the Netherlands, Eloy Hoose is an electronic artist who’s spent the last few years making an impact in the tech house music sphere with a sound designed for energy, connection and unforgettable moments on the dancefloor. Blending the groove-driven energy of tech house with influences from deep house and bass house, Eloy’s productions reflect a clear understanding of what makes electronic music strike a chord, bringing bags of rhythm, atmosphere and the ability to bring people together.
His journey into music began with inspiration from some of the biggest names in modern electronic music, including Avicii, Martin Garrix and Skrillex. Those early influences helped shape his approach to production, encouraging a focus on powerful melodies, dynamic arrangements and emotional impact within club-focused music. After taking his first steps into the industry, Eloy continued developing his sound at the renowned Herman Brood Academy in 2019, forming his skills at a place known for nurturing some of the Netherlands’ most promising creative talent.
Since then, Eloy Hoose has become an increasingly recognised name within the electronic landscape, with his music clocking more than five million spins online, connecting with listeners around the world while earning support from some of the industry’s most revered figures. Major radio stations including SLAM! FM and Radio 538 have backed his releases, while artists such as Hardwell, Don Diablo, Nicky Romero, R3HAB and Laidback Luke have shown support for his work.
Beyond the studio, Eloy has continued to bring his music directly to audiences through performances at major events and venues, with appearances at Amsterdam Dance Event, Escape Amsterdam and Ultrasonic Festival allowing him to translate his productions into immersive live experiences, where the energy and momentum of his tracks can fully come alive.

Now, Eloy Hoose opens a thrilling new chapter with his latest single titled “Don’t Know Me,” marking his first independent solo release and a significant step forward for the project. The track represents a fresh challenge for the artist, giving him complete control over the creative process while exploring what his music can achieve without the backing of a record label. Taking responsibility for every element of the release, Eloy embraces the freedom and responsibility that comes with independence.
With lyrics written by Nate and featuring vocals from Vocalfy, “Don’t Know Me” explores the emotional aftermath of heartbreak while maintaining the high-energy atmosphere that’s become central to Eloy’s sound. The track captures the tension between personal reflection and the release of the dancefloor, turning feelings of loss and frustration into something powerful and uplifting. The song sets an emotional tone before building towards its energetic core, set up by the bubble of muted synth pips as the smokey texture of processed vocals glide in.
Developing with the build of percussion and winding bassline, the track drops with stuttering instrumentation energy as the crisp punch of the beat propels catchy vocal leads wrapped in a wholly absorbing sonic atmosphere. Rolling with infectious dancefloor energy and cut with moody aesthetic, “Don’t Know Me” sees Eloy Hoose serve up an intoxicating dance music experience that’s exhilarating, memorable and highly original from start to finish. With a growing catalogue, millions of streams and a stellar reputation for creating energetic electronic music, Eloy Hoose continues to map out his identity within the global dance scene and we can’t wait to see what he’s got in store next on his exciting sonic adventure.
Listen to Don’t Know Me below
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